Over the past weeks, Amazon, Meta, Twitter, and Alphabet (Google) all faced a shareholder reckoning. Nearly 50 petitions launched by investors across the four tech giants called on them to come clean on an array of issues. Many of those issues were related to human
Chinese companies may want to engage with civil society. But in the era of Xi Jinping, it’s not that simple. Back to Scorecard In the West, when people talk about “Big Tech,” they are typically referring to companies like Apple, Google, and Meta, all headquartered
By Zak Rogoff & Nathalie Maréchal Identifying content moderation solutions that protect users’ rights to free expression and privacy is one of the toughest challenges we face in the digital era. Around the world, digital platforms are getting due scrutiny of their content moderation practices
Over the past weeks, Amazon, Meta, Twitter, and Alphabet (Google) all faced a shareholder reckoning. Nearly 50 petitions launched by investors across the four tech giants called on them to come clean on an array of issues. Many of those issues were related to human
Chinese companies may want to engage with civil society. But in the era of Xi Jinping, it’s not that simple. Back to Scorecard In the West, when people talk about “Big Tech,” they are typically referring to companies like Apple, Google, and Meta, all headquartered
By Zak Rogoff & Nathalie Maréchal Identifying content moderation solutions that protect users’ rights to free expression and privacy is one of the toughest challenges we face in the digital era. Around the world, digital platforms are getting due scrutiny of their content moderation practices
